Red Dragon has magic

Chapter 112 Movement
"Stories, we want to listen to stories." Lulu and her friends came over again.

The Pixie would bring him some delicious fruits from time to time, either as a way of returning the favor or to kill time. After all, one cannot practice meditation all day long, and there is a saying that too much is as bad as too little. Leon didn't mind telling the Pixie stories while he was not practicing.

"What stories do you want to hear?" Leon was rocking on the recliner he made himself. "Little Red Riding Hood vs. Big Bad Wolf, or Snow White and the Seven Calabash Brothers?"

"Little Red Riding Hood vs. Big Bad Wolf."

"I want to listen to Snow White and the Seven Calabash Brothers."

"The last story is not over yet...Sophie awakened the old man in the ring. The old man was once a legendary wizard. What happened next?"

The chattering of a swarm of Pixies was so noisy that Leon couldn't stand it and he couldn't help but cover his ears.

“Stop arguing.” Leon clapped his hands vigorously. “I’ll tell you the story of Little Red Riding Hood fighting Big Bad Wolf. Do you want to listen to it? A long time ago, there was a lovely little girl who always wore a red velvet hat. She mastered unfathomable fire magic and had a little bear doll named Tiberus…”

It was just a matter of dealing with some Pixies, and there was no need to write a book and post it online. The quality of the story was directly related to the grades, so Leon just told a random story and it was done.

Leon drove away the Pixie and continued his practice. After finishing his practice, he slept until the afternoon.

That was when Lyon had lived in the primeval forest for nearly two months. Lyon was taking a nap when he was woken up by a Pixie who pinched his nose.

Fortunately, Leon was in human form, and after such a long period of meditation, his temper was much better, otherwise he might have gotten angry and slapped her. Even so, Leon still hit the Pixie on the head, which made Lulu's friend, a Pixie named Wendy, dizzy.

"It hurts." Wendy covered her forehead. "How can you be so cruel? She's so beautiful, don't you know how to be gentle with her?"

"No matter how pretty she is, it's none of my business..." Leon glanced at Wendy. She was indeed very pretty, like a doll. The problem was that as a pixie, she was small and could not be bigger than his shoes. It was hard to arouse his interest anyway.

"No, what am I talking about?" Wendy screamed, "This is not the time to joke."

Leon looked at the anxious Pixie, spinning in the air. He knew something serious had happened. He said, "Don't be anxious. Tell me slowly. What happened?"

"Lulu, Lulu is entangled in a spider web. We have to go and save her." Wendy said.

"Spider web?" Leon was stunned. "Take me there quickly."

Leon followed Wendy and left, walking along the stream until he came to a big tree covered with spider webs. He saw Lulu entangled in the spider webs and a humanoid spider, which was an It monster.

Lyon remembered that the last time he saw an Etter was in a cave leading to the Underdark. In fact, Etter lived more in the depths of the forest as the natural enemy of the elves. They liked to use spider web traps to hunt goblins and pixies, and even wrapped the entire tree with spider webs in the hope of catching the tree spirits.

Unable to destroy these vicious creatures on their own, the shy elves would uncharacteristically seek help from outsiders, let alone an acquaintance like Leon.

At this time, the It monster seemed to treat Lulu as a reserve food. It just wrapped her in a spider web and did not eat her. It may also want to use Lulu to "fish", surround the point and attack the reinforcements, attract more Pixies, or goblins to rescue, and take the opportunity to catch more delicious food.

Leon raised his hand and used a magic to grab Lulu, who was entangled in the spider web, and then raised his hand and killed the Ite monster with a palm thunder. He didn't take the Ite monster seriously at all and destroyed it easily.

“You are amazing.” Wendy was stunned by Leon’s performance, and her eyes sparkled. “Are you actually a mage?”

"It's just a trivial matter, not worth mentioning." Leon was still quite humble in his human form, unlike his dragon form who liked to show off. As he said that, he put Lulu on the ground and helped her pull apart all the spider silk.

Wendy flew to Lulu's side and gently patted her little friend's face. After several pats, there was finally some reaction.

"Where am I?" Lulu woke up slowly and quickly flapped her wings to fly. "Alive, I'm still alive... Thank you Wendy, thank you Leon, you saved me, I love you."

"But I don't like you. You're too naughty." Leon said, "Tell me, why did you bump into the spider web of the Etter Monster?"

"There were no Itmons here before." Lulu hovered in front of Leon, gesturing with her hands, "I don't know why the Itmons suddenly appeared." "Okay, I believe you." Leon didn't care too much. Even if Lulu didn't lie, the Itmons suddenly appeared. It was normal for an Itmon to appear in the primeval forest.

Lyon went back and continued his practice.

Another month passed, and Leon could feel that he had made more than half of his training progress.

Seems a little slow?
It doesn't matter if you go slow. There is no time limit for building a foundation. Even the so-called 100-day foundation building does not need 100 days to complete. 100 days is just a metaphor, which means that you have to persist for at least 100 days to see any effect.

Then these days, even though Lyon was practicing meditation every day, he could feel that there was something strange about the primeval forest.

"I don't know what's going on recently, but monsters appear more frequently than before." Dais sat cross-legged on the bench. This wood elf ranger was someone Leon met after he came to the primeval forest. Although he was a man, he had a very delicate appearance and long hair that reached his shoulders.

The reason he was familiar with Leon was that he was quite curious about the outside world - if nothing unexpected happened, he would definitely embark on an adventure and enjoy an adventurous life for centuries - he heard that Leon used to live in the desert, where there were scenery he had never seen before, so he often chatted with Leon.

"What do you mean?" Lyon was eating the fruit brought by Dais, and the juice was flowing out of his mouth.

"It monsters were rarely seen before, but they have appeared frequently recently." Deston paused. "Goblins have always existed and we can never kill them all, but there have never been so many. Someone also saw a tall figure wandering in the forest, but it disappeared quickly... The village chief asked us to go out as little as possible recently, especially at night."

He looked around and said, "Aren't you afraid of living here alone? Do you want to move to our village? I can help you with your outsider issues."

“No need.” Leon knew that the elf village rejected him. After all, he had just come to the forest and nothing special had happened. It would take several years or even more than ten years to gain the elves’ trust. The reason why they did not reject him from entering the elf village was entirely because of his outstanding appearance and the smell of fairies on his body. “Don’t look at me like this. I’m actually very strong.”

"I know you can cast spells, a wizard who can cast lightning, but..." Dai Si also felt that it was a bit difficult to convince the villagers to let an outsider enter the elf village, especially at such a sensitive time. He hesitated to speak, "Then you should be careful."

Leon nodded without comment and changed the subject: "You don't need to worry about the Iters and goblins, but you need to pay attention to that tall figure... I remember that I was discovered by your people not long after entering the forest. How come my level has dropped so much now?"

"I don't know." Dai Si shook his head.

"Ogre?" Leon said, "Trolls are also possible."

"Given the intelligence of the ogres and trolls, they will definitely rush to the village as soon as they see it, and then be shot into a hornet's nest by everyone." Dais also has some experience and has obviously seen many monsters. This is normal. As an adult elf, he is at least over a hundred years old.

"And there's no way we wouldn't find them," Dice added. "It has to be some other monster."

Leon nodded thoughtfully and said, "Green Ghost, I think that tall figure is most likely the Green Ghost."

"That's what we guessed too. It's very likely a green hag." Dais said, "Green hags are tall, can transform, and can become invisible... But why did the green hag come to us instead of staying in the withered woods and swamps?"

"It doesn't think we are easy to bully, does it?" Dai Si said, raising his bow.

"I don't know if you ask me that." Lyon shook his head.

Leon felt that it was most likely the Green Ghost who was causing trouble. Although the Green Ghost's standard challenge level was only 3, not as good as the Demon Ghost he had met before, it was possible that there was a stronger Green Ghost. If it was a grandmother-level Green Ghost, he might not be able to defeat her.

No matter what that guy wants to do, it doesn't matter as long as he doesn't bother him. As long as he doesn't bother him, Leon doesn't care how those guys mess up the elf village.

Leon hopes that those troubles will not find him, but there are some things that are like this, the more you fear something, the more it will come... It seems to be called Murphy's Law, anything that can go wrong will eventually go wrong.

It was a dark night, and Leon encountered a group of bullying monsters.

(End of this chapter)